Zimbabweans head home

Some Zimbabweans living in South Africa are making their way back home to mourn former president Robert Mugabe.

Others, however, say while they would’ve loved to go home to bury him, it’s his fault they don’t have the financial means to do so.

Mugabe died at a Singapore hospital last Friday.

He was 95-years-old.

He will be buried at Heroes Acre in Harare.

The exact date of the burial has not yet been set, but can only happen after a mausoleum is built, which could take up to 30 days.

In other news – You are my Hero: Chester Williams’ daughter pays tribute

Chloe Williams, the daughter of Springboks legend has paid a heartfelt tribute to her father. The late Springboks wing was laid to rest on Saturday. His funeral was held on Saturday at Newlands Rugby Stadium in Cape Town.

Former teammates, dignitaries, family and friends all remembered one of South Africa’s most popular players. Rugby legend Mornè du Plessis and Williams’s daughter spoke of the impact he had on so many people. continue reading

Source: eNCA